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Endocrine and Nervous Systems

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ab/lat/ion   action to take away from  
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acro-   highest point, extremity  
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ad/ren/al   pertaining to toward the kidney  
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alges   sensation of pain  
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aneurysm   dilation  
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angi/o   blood vessel  
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anti/di/uret/ic   pertaining to against complete urination  
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arteri/o   artery  
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astr/o   star  
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audit   hearing  
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axon   axis; single process of a nerve cell carrying nervous impulses away from the cell body  
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calc   calcium  
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cerebell   little brain  
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cervic   neck  
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cognition   knowledge  
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concuss   shake violently  
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contus   bruise  
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crani   cranium, skull  
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crin/o   secrete  
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CSF   cerebrospinal fluid  
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dendrite   looking like a tree; branched extension of the nerve cell body that receives nervous stimuli  
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diagnost   decision  
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dict   consent, surrender  
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dips   thirst  
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ech/o   sound wave  
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electr/o   electricity  
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encepahl/o   brain  
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epi/dur/al   pertaining to above dura mater  
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epilep   seizure  
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epi/nephr/ine   pertaining to upon the kidney  
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esthesi/a   sensation, feeling  
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exophthalmos   protrusion of the eyeball  
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ganglion   collection of nerve cell bodies outside of the CNS  
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gemin   twin  
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gland   acorn  
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gluc/o/neo/genesis   creation of new glucose  
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hormon   chemical messenger  
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hyper/glyc/emia   blood condition of excessive sugar  
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hypo/glyc/emia   blood condition of deficient sugar  
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hypophysis   pituitary gland  
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-in   chemical compound  
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ket/o   ketone  
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lact   milk  
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megaly   enlargment  
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meninges   membrane  
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mot   move  
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myel/in   substance of the spinal cord; sheath around the axon of a nerve  
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myx-   mucus  
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nerve   a cord of fibers in connective tissue that conduct impulses  
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neur/o   nerve  
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neuron   nerve cell  
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occipit   back of the head  
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ocul/o   eye  
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olfact   smell  
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-or   doer  
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-ory   having the function of  
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oxy-   rapid  
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pancreas   sweetbread  
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pariet   wall  
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phag   eating  
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pheo-   gray  
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pineal   like a pine cone  
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pleg   paralysis  
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-plexy   stroke  
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press   press, close  
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pro-   before  
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saline   salt solution  
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somat/o   the body  
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somn   sleep  
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son/o   sound  
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spinal tap   placement of a needle through an intervertebral space to withdraw CSF  
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thec   shield  
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thromb/o   clot  
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thymus   sweetbread  
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toc   childbirth  
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trochle   pulley  
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-tropin   stimulation  
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ultra-   beyond  
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ur   urine  
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vas/o   blood vessel  
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ven/o   vein  
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ventricle   a cavity of the heart or brain  
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vuls   tear, pull  
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